April 11, 1895 (4 pages)

Ts: D, re~ quare gg pat— 18.50. laps, otch, 8.50. NEE value 2.75 FER You and fear rs of Ssi— eh ic a6 38 16 ion idied out and the fat plums which heretofore _ the chances for. incipient fortunes ‘on the . &rnor Budd appointed a party to fill-his ‘from Penn Valley and that section last OR PST EA A AAS EE ETSI NEW MACHINERY. HE DAILY TRANSCRIPT Published Every Evening, except Sunday, The Brunswick Mine to Be Newly _ Outfitted. Union*\The Branswick mine at Unior Hill is coming to the front and promises soon to be one of the leading dividendpayers in this distr:ct. The mine has reached a depth of 800 feet and in the bottom level the ledge is said to be of good size and the quartz of fine quality. Captain George A. Niliell, the superintendent, has gone to San Francisco to make arrangeniensforthepurchase of an entire new hoisting plant, as the one now on the mine is inadequate. The Brunswick is owned principally by New York parties, although a good many shares of stock are owned by Grass Valleyans, who have always had faith in the mine. It now seems probable that their judgment was correct and the company, which has spent many thousands of dollars in developing the mine is worthy of all success. , The Union Hill district is considered one of the best in the State and the Brunswick has proven that all is needed is depth. There is a large amount of water in that section and good pumping plahts are necessary. The success of the Brunswick will encourage the owners of other properties in the same section and it is quite likely that at no distant date the old Union Hill mine will be reopened, Doel g Raaay Will Contest?" ~ BROWN & CALKINS, Proprietors. SERVED BY CARRIERS AT i5 Cts. per Week or 60 Cts. per Month WHEN PAID IN ADVANCE : SIX DOLLARS PER YEAR. THURSDAY..APRIL 11,, 1895. Telephone No. 4. THE NEW FEE BILL. ts Constitutionality to Be Tested in i San Francisco. It is stated that the Fee Bill pasted by this last Legislature, which has proved so disastrous to the Constables, will -be° contested with the hope that it may be knocked dangled before the eyes of those officials be restored. The contest will be undertaken in San Francisco, and the Constables of Alameda will contribute pro rata toward defraying the expense. The plan decided vWpon is to have some person make application to file a document of some kind in the office of the County Clerk, The Clerk will demand his fee and the fee will be disregarded, The Clerk will then refuse to file the instrument, A mandamus to compel B. J. Watson, formerly of this city, is him to do his duty without the fee pre-. one of the Port Wardens at San Francisco. scribed by the new law will then be sought, After being appointed, he waited nearly a and thus the constitutionality of the enact-. year before he stepped into his position, by ment will come up for judicial determina-. Teason of the term of his predecessor net tion, If the law Fee Bill is knocked out,}having-expired. A short time since Gov. place, as well as the place of two others in a similar position. An exchange says that rightly enough, Mr. Watson and his associates do not propose to be kicked out. They suggest that, their successors wait, as they were obliged to do, And. they will True went from Grass Valley to contest the matter legally if the thing is Sheriff Douglass and Marsbal pressed, At present advices they hold the ort. part of Constables will be renewed. oie Hunting For Brady. . Sheriff Douglass and Ben True, one of the Railroad Company's detectives, returned evening. Sacramento. Gard of Los Angeles left this city last evening for Columbia Hill and vicinity. 1t is said that the officers have information which causes them to believe that Brady, the murderer of Sheriff Bogard, is in this part of the country. It seems strange that Brady, with the description sthe officers and the public have of him, should ‘succeed in eluding capture so long. There is a possibility that Brady was not the other man, and that McGuire, who was killed, was not The position of Assistant Engineer of the accompanied by his regular partner on the . California Debris Commission has been ofnight of the robbery and murder, fered to W. W. Waggoner of this city, and pas yea IE o> ty CO eas he will probably accept the. position, alStruck a Pine Ledge. though he has not decided yet. The posiThe Live Oak quartz mine, near Columtion was formerly held by W. B. Storey, bia Hill, is owned by a*gentleman named . Jt, who resided here for over a year. The McMeans, of San Jose. He has had men latter gentleman has been appointed Chief at work running a tunnél for some time. Engineer of the San Francisco and San past, and recently a two-foot ledge of fine Joaquin Valley Railroad. ore has been struck. Wednesday a shipSas ARAB Ey Oe SETI ment of some of the ore was made to San Dying in San Francisco. Jose. The strike is said to be a very im-. 4 telegram was. received at tirass Valley portant one, and will have the effect to} jast night’ by Marshal Dennen, informing stimulate the owners‘of other ledges in the} him that his father, John Dennen, was dying district to resume or continue prospecting. . in San Francisco. The dying man was for Another Delhi may be buried in that local-. years a nightwatchman at Grass Valley and ity, and the lucky finders will be richly . haa many acquaintances in this city. Since rewarded for their labor, Columbia Hill} going to San Francisco to reside his health and vicinity is known to be a quartz section, . hag been failing, and .of late he has been and considerable prospecting will be done} trounled with a tumor. there this spring and summer, ease + -2@e > Surprise Party. Sates Re eee : Onn®i might as well try to stem the rapids of Niagara, as to expect perfect health while a Scrofulous taint exists in the blood. Through its alterative and purifying properties, Ayer’s Sarsaparilla removes every vestige of Scrofulous poison from the blood. Hie Saison Assistant Engineer. His son left for the city last night. aH Oe Postponed Till Next Week. Tuesday ‘evening a surprise party wa8] Owing to other attractions, the concert given the Misses Marsh at their home on . which was to have been given at Odd FelPark Avenue. Quite a number of friends] jows, Hall tomorrow evening, cuaue ake were present and a very enjoyable evening . direction‘of. Prof.J. R. Davis, has been was passed, games and other amusements postponed until next week. ‘gradual widening from the hips to the foot, THE PLAY THIS EVENING. A First Class Performance at a Low Rate Certainly Should Draw. The Ward Company will appear at the Theater this evening in the popular Jrish play, ‘‘The Shaughraun.” This is one of the best of thé Irish comedy-dramas ever presented to an audience and when the actors are of the high class that this company are, with prices that place it within the reach of all, the house should be filled. In fact’ Mr. Ward promises to give a dollar’s worth of first-class entertainment each evening during the week for the following very low prices, 15, 25 and 35 cents. Mr. Bates, the manager of the Ward Company, speaking today of the low prices said: ‘‘Although the admission is cheap the company is first-class. It must be or surely we would not remain a week in one place. Besides, by remaining a week our. expenses are low compared with a one night’s stand—in fact, it is almost one-half. Consequently we can give first-class per= formances for half the regular prices, In every city on this coast where we have played we have given generat satisfaction and crowded houses have greeted our eftorts.” ( (5 eee He Spring Jackets and Gowns. For Spring wear, the Norfolk jacket will again be the favorite, being used as a distinek, garment, or as a component of tailor costumes. In these jackets, the three box pleats, to conform with the present taste,’ are made, both back and front, to fall below the belt in a full short skirt style, thus producing the flaring effgct which is 80. much sought after. When they are made up of cloth for wear_with various gowns silk is generally used for the belt, It is asserted that sleeves will be as large as ever, if not larger. As for skirts they are more and more flaring at-the bottom, showing the From London the new tailor gowns for Spring have double breasted blouse-waists without fullness at the neck, but very -much gathered all around at the waists. Light tweeds'and cloths are very popular for all kinds of Spring costumes, including bicycle The McDowell Fashion Journals at hand eontain many novelties of the season and moreover in order to furnish furfher assistance to their readers they offer special patterns of the latest and most practical These patterns may be secured by of coupons at exceedingly moderate and for the accommodation of the they are reproduced in catalogue This catalogue may be secured by applying directly to Messrs, A. McDowell & suits, styles. means prices, public form, FOR THE LADIES. A Matter That Will Interest Those Who Desire to Economize. It is claitied that thousands of dollars cap be saved annually by the ladies who wish to ecotiumize aud will use the following treatment of soiled kid gloves. Only the very best quality of gloves. can be successfully cleaned, But such a glove, provided it is of undressed kid, may be cleaned repeatedly and worn until it is literally worn out. It is more difficult to clean a dressed’kid glove, and even under the best circumstances the process ig more or less of a failure becanse the gloss or finish of the gloves also comes away inthe process. With an undressed glove this“is a very different matter, and there is no excuse for professional glove cleaners sending such gloves back stiff and discolored. % —r ‘The common method of washing the gloves in benzine or gasoline is injurious to the leather. Stretch the glove on a wooden hand, or if that is not convenient on your own hand. Have abundance of cleaw flannel and cotton neat by. With a little benzine on a small piece of flannel go over the entire glove, finger by finger. As soon as the flannel becomes soiled, exchange it-for a clean piece. Do not use enough, benzine to saturate the leather, but simply enough to clean. off the soiled spots. Rub the glove from the finger tips, generally, downward and upward, and not ina circular way or across the leather. After using the gasoline ona spot rub it with clean flannel until it seems perfectly dry. » Only the very highest quality of benzine . or, better still, of gasoline, can be used: When the gloves are thoroughly cleaned, ‘rub them with a clean flannel and abundance of taleum powder, This powder. can be bought of any first-class drug store, and 10 cents worth is ordinarily enough for a year’s supply. Rub the leather thoroughly in every part with this talcum powder, It makes the glove not only-pliable and pleasant to wear, like a new glove, but it puts a soft bloom on the leather which takes away all suggestion of the cleansing process, ~ Piles hooks SN = Bucxinauam’s Dye for the Whiskers ‘is the best, handiest, safest, surest, cleanest, most economical.and satisfactory dye ever invented. It is the gentlemen’s favorite, os Royal Whist Club. Dr. C. and?Mrs, Muller entertained the members of the Royal Whist Club at their home last night. A very pleasant evening was spent and the host and hostess, treated their guests in grand style. -Mr, Geo. C. Shaw and Mrs, H. J. Carter, won the first Co., 4 W. 14th St., N. Y., enclosing 25 cts. ———# #@e--—— prizes, Mr. Ad, Hinkson and Mrs, Frank Nilon, won the second prizes. Four new members were added to the club. PREMATURE baldness may be prevented and the hair wade to grow on heads already bald, by the use of Hall’s Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer. a oe FrNe.y Finished Fotos 75 cents per doz, at the Omega. 4 O@e-e A Fine Magazine. ~oe Makes Pure Buoop. These three wor s tell the whole story of the wonderful cures by Hood’s Sarsaparilla, It is the best blood purifier and spring medicine, Hoop’s Pitts have won high praise for their prompt and efficient yet easy action, Symptoms of kidney troubles should be promptly attended to; "they are nature’s warnings that something is wrong. Many persons die victims of kidney-disease who could have been saved had they taken proper precautions. The prompt use of Dr, J. H. McLean’s Liver and Kidney Balm has saved thousands of valuable lives. If you have any derangement of the kidneys try it. Price $1.00 per bottle. 3 + oOo = Very Queer Indeed, "Daily, nay, hourly experienced, are the sensations of the dyspeptic, nervous invalid. Ask him and he will tell you that it is well nigh impossible to describe them, —Palpitations of the heart suggest— erroneously — that the organ is affected, buzzing in the ears, a queer metallic taste in the mouth and tingling along the edges of the tongue, restless, broken slumber at night, ay inclination to sleep during the day, which disappears when the recumbent posture is assumed, fre quent uneasiness of the stomach between and after meals when disgestion ought to These are a few among the indicia of the complaints speedily removable by the use of tlostetter’s Stomach Bitters, which also cures and prevents chills have performed its office, . and fever, bilious mess, constipation, rheum. atism, neuralgia and kiduey trouble, — a. es Bucklen'’s Arnica Salve. The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,—Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required, It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money United States Government Food Report, Finest Finished Cabinets at the Omega. McClure’s Magazine for April will contain the first of a series of illustrated papers relating the more dramatic chapters in the $1.50 per doz Royal Baking Powder (o., 106 Wall St., N.Y, ALL OF THE LATEST;NOVELTIES OF'THE. MRS HOPKINS ( . § TAR MAKEThe Old Reliable. . MARCUS M. BARUH, Manager. (. ( WILL PLEAS E;TAKEJNOTICE -\\ ‘THAT WE HAVE JUST. RECEIVED }]} IN BOYS CLOTHING— oy No You Hear WE ARE IN IT! YOUR POCKET BOOK DO YOU WISH TO SAVE HOKEY 2° / 4 VA Salmon, 10 cans for $1 Rice, 17 lbs for $r. 11 cans Oysters, $1: Tomatos, 12 cans for $1, BROKEN DOW history of the Tammany Society, from—its foundation in 1789 down through the startling investigations of the Lexow Committee. The author of the papers is K, J. Edwards, who as ‘‘Holland” of the PhilaN IN HEALTH. almost without a rival in his intimate acquaintance with political affairs. Ow1n to the great rush of businéss during the past week, the Omega Foto Co. willnot leave as soon as advertised, and will continue to work at their popular prices for a few days longer. —+-#@e-o—— Caprain Sweenry, U: 8, A, San Diego, care of themselves, county: ‘Lhe case is very simple, and our they would have no rheumatism. Marysville flannel underclothes, ville Woolen Mills blankets on your bed, as Woolen Mills Tweed Suitse We will start in this week offering to the people of Nevada county delphia Press, has shown himaelf to be : — — It has been argued by different European physicians that different cases of rheumatism originate in a slight cold, caused by neglect, advicé is given. gratis. they are the best.” 10 Marysville That is because people do not take But the answer was given by one of the leading physicians of Nevada It every miner would wear, all the year ‘round, Marysville flannels, without changing in the suinmer season, Instead of paying doctor’s bills you had better wear And do not forget that you should always have MarysMorning Meal, package, roc. Full weight and best quality Goods delivered Free of inn. sme Main Street, opposite Uni Lard, ro lb cans, $1.10. Lard, 5 lb cans/“65 cts. Seedless Rajsins, 16 Ibs. $1 . Raisins ,201bs. for $1. Fancy Dairy Butter, 25 cents per roll. Syrup, 60 cts per gallon Sago, 20 lbs, for $t. Tapioco, 20 lbs. for $1. Clams, 8 cans for $1 refunded. Price 25 cents per box, For sale at Carr Brothers’ Drug Store, “e We Direct Our Announcement, toJUST COMPARE THESE PRICES! Flour, per 100 lbs, $1.70 Rolled Barley, per 100 $1.25. POWDER Bran, per 100 lbs. $1.00. Middlings, per 100 lbs. $1.10. Absolutely Pure. . Dry Granulated Sugar, A cream of tartar baking powder, High17 lbs for $1. est of all in leavening strength, Latest] Brown Sugar, 19 Ibs for $1 guaranteed, , Charge. SK7 OLE, on Hotel, Nevada City, Cal. We don’t mean children’s Suits, but Men’s Suits, sizes from 84 to 42. They are in grey and in brown, ‘They are useful to miners, business men, and EVERYBODY. And the prices at which we offer you these goods now is lower than the wholesaler’s or the manufacturer's figures. They are on sale at Cal., says: ‘‘Shiloh’s Catarrh Remedy is the first medicine I have ever found that would do me any good.” Price 50c, Sold by Carr Bros. See Aalae paris os noe TueERE is more Catarrh in this section of the country than all other diseases put together, and until the last few years was en serving to pass the time. a +-+e + — a Snowed Under. ‘all ARE Thirteen cans of excellent Tomatoes for J.C, Maloney, ‘* B. H. Fluegel, “ Win, J. Dohany, ‘*‘ D. Smith, is eee Mrs, R, E. Montgomery, Sacramento, Win. Buck, .Moore’s Flat, Wm. D. James, Bloomtield, A. C. Hurley, as J.J. Evans, Relief Hill, R. Hickman, eo, C.D. Richards, ‘* J.:G; Robinson, Rough and Ready; “Pp. J, O'Parrell, Lake City, Brown Sugar-19 lbs $1.00 Fancy Dairy Butter 25¢ per roll. Pepsin Whiskey, $1.25 per bottle. oy Oysters, per dozen cans, $1. 10 1—lb, Cans Salmon $1.00, 4%4—-Gal: Bottle Pickles 25¢c. iS Gay ak iste supposed to be incurable, For a great many eR a $6.50 PER SUIT--PANTS, COAT AND V EST. Sz $1.00, 88 GAYLORD # bs is years doctors pronounced it a local disease, SHILOH’S CURE 1s sold on a guarantee, The terms are: Strictly Spot Cash. That means kvERYBODy, 5 al Y 1Tnw r “2 Ur la Sa = ene f and prescribed local remedies, and by con-. It ctires Incipient Consumption. It is the QO U _d IS l K N . N ( y W a ate ae gues si Ny 8 ra stantly-failing to cure with local treatment, . best Cough Cure. Only one cent a dose. Our new Spring Goods are arriving daily, and we are proud to say that this season ® appetite, headac Ie, take one of Dr. “+ +1 pronounced it , indiliable. Science haa . 25 cts., 50 cts., and $1.00. Sold by Carr] We can show you a better assortinent of es . ) McLean’s Little Liver and Kidney Pillets. saith 06 bok 4 etiecal ti B , : 3 Fae This Ann 7 t e They are pleasant to take and will cure you, ieee en otis C , ren pea sete a Desey apams Fine Clothing, Gent's Furnishing Goods, Hats, Boots and Shoes, : ounce men 25 conts a vial. ty J Cukes EDs wie Oe ae Pe eee Maven: Than ever before, And, ladies, don’t forget that we carry a full line of Ladies” and Is Di re “tf d t — —= ee ee constitutional cure on the market, It is! Mrs. Phobe Thomas, of Junction City, is ri Shoes. ae es si you eg visit L. rv wat & CO, For trush cte 0 Panis Panels $4 per doz. at the Omega. taken interaally in doses from 10 drops to a. Ill., was posed righ doctors she — and shelf-worn goods you can go elsewhere, as we_have none to sell, The H ousekeeper Fintxy Finished Fotos 75 cents per doz, . and mucous surfaces of the system. They . her, but two bottles Dr, King’s New Dis‘ = : Wh Wi h LTE atthe Omega. offer one hundred dollars for any case it fails . covery oompletely cured her and she says it The Only One-Price Clothing House, Commercial & Main Sts., Nevada City. oO Is es to hal, : . = F rT ‘ Branch Store in Clinch Building, Mill Street, Grass Valley. ede R 5 aes Se to cure, Send for circulars-and testimonials, . saved her life, Mr, Thos, Eggers, 136 E Pipe Electric Bitters. " Aatdronte A ' soriie Sh., Ban Franeisoo, seBered irom : Country orders promptly filled by mail or by telephone; TrLeritone 33 and 34, conom IZe. aS 7 EEN : y prompuy i ie : BJ. CHENEY & CO,, Toledo; QO. dreadful cold, approaching Consumption, Anyone wishing to order by telephone may do so at our expense, and the goods will ‘be : This remedy is becoming so well known sold by Druggists, 75c. tried without result everything else then . shipped the same day. . Long distance telephones in all our stores, : , p ‘ and so popular as to need no special men— + cee + — bought one bottle of Dr. King’s New Dis-. = —= a = = OS U tT 6 & O ) tion. All who have used Electric Bitters A Quarter Century Test. covery and in two weeks was cured, He is : e ) be f a ¢ * a ting the ane song. of praisooA pure] pop a quarter of oontury Dr. King’ Tih thas wee wlagion. Gat goa we "a h ee : st, medicine does not exist and 1 Is guaranteed) 1 i scovery has been tested, and the. the wonderful efficacy of this medicine in re to do all that is clamed, Bleetric Bitters millions who nae received benefit from its . Coughs and Colds. Free trial bottles at re t e People S Providers. + ises of » Live Cid. * * } * ) Ls . p is j eindbtachiiesinaies Giada +4 will cure al] diseases of the Liver and Kid use testify ‘to its wonderful curative powers € a4) 00. Drug Store. Regular size 50¢ =. => he neys, will remove Pimples, Boils, Salt in-ait Uecaiee oh Tascad, Cheek nnd Lncial and ¢1.UV. I Yj j Rheum and other affections caused by impure. , say that has stood the teat so long. >> SSCS Just Take a Moment and Compare Our Prices : to 4 blood, Will drive Malaria from the ayever and that has given so universal satisfaction . I 1 100 lbs. Flour I 85 10 Cans Sal { : in s and prevent as well as cure all Malarie} ia no experiment, Rech bottle is poaitively 5S. OUP + se esee og Q ans OAIMON..% $100 4 —favers.—For cure of Headache, Constipation cndianieed to: ictew relat, on’ tha money will t S ot . ( it 100 ‘* Wheat ee arenes e140 6 Corn Beef, 2 ad . . and Indigestion try Electric Bittera— Entire . POE Rl, EE OO gia ° Ritoo ” ‘Ro Berleys.5.4 i 2 3e Oy CARE es I 00 vt satisfaction guaranteed, or money refunded, reliable*for Coughs and Colds. Trial botWh at We Sa EDO: 5 Batti cc swe RTO to bs). aard. . 6's I 10 ng: —Price 50 cts.aud $1.00 per bottle at Carr = : Y re re 4 : Be ps Bros, Drug Store tles Free 8 oe Drug Store. Large But What ‘iii cbaeia ts itiacate 10O Middlings Lerrer a Fe . ee i 65 = ae ‘ = ize 50¢, and $1.00. ee : Le sam je se! AEA on x eee vine 500 Pas H a’ 16 Gran. Sugar. 1 00] 16“ Seedless Raisins 100 lo : 2 one eg Ase hie : rele) S 18 “ Brown Sugar. 1 oo] ao.“ Raisins.. 1,00 7 . Awarded — > SERS, ‘ -Sarsaparilla 17 ti “ vreseee TE OO] P2 Dried Peache. 1 00 ' t Honors—World’s Fair, : THIS ST 30 “ Bayo Beans. 1 00. Fancy Dairy Butter 4o cents rmae ‘DR: x Steesrwoen and wife, San Juan, oes . 40° Pes Beans. .-. t oo] per roll, : a5 : ‘ a A *, 2 : stare 4acte « Pd 3 ; —" ‘ of panes, ee ft That Tells the Story. Its : ; jhe s1 Cans Oysters.. 1 00. Eastern Hams 15 . cents per ‘ eo, R. Breese, San Francisco, ‘9's er ; d Es “ ~ \ ! a seo: Gard “ record is unequalled in the . 100 Ibs Flour, $1.70. 100 Ibs Bran, $1 oo. JO Corn. ..-s 1 oo} bb, — ? Geo, E, ’ ; 1u 4 =s . ;* : : * ‘ Pe. _ E BM f d ir oe a“, Lovedale, s _history of medicine. Even . 100 lbs Middlings, $1.10. 100 Ibs Barley, $1.25. pees a pane »+« 1 00] Eastern Bacon 12% cents per = « ‘ J. B. Dudley, Columbia Hill, ‘when others fail 100 Ibs Wheat, $1.30. 12 cans Mackerel, $1.00. 12 Sardines.. 1 00}, Ib, ) Serene D. Manson a. gee es 8 cans Corn Beef, $1.60. cans “Cla ina: $1,600. 5—-gallon can best coaloil 1 o0. /Carmel Drips 60 cents per . V. Snyder, rf) ; : ae Sarsa« E : : ~~ 7 “ i : CREAM ota Hood Ss =a + Morning Meal Package, 10 cts.Granulated Sugar 17 Ibs $1.00, 10 Pie Fruit. © 06] gallon. pari Be SUCCESS SEG These Prices Aré for Spot Cash Only And Subject ‘to Change W thout Notice, . BAKINGMOST PERFECT MADE. A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder. Free . sos Pale porvie be Alum or any other adultetant, : = 40 YEARS THE STANDARD. Cures Hood’s~Sarsaparilla is sold by all drug: gists. $1;six for $5. Prepared by C. I. Hoop & Co., Apothecarics, Lowell, Mass, “Hood's Pills eure liver ills, jaundice, : biliousness, sick headache and indigestion. @ peer E J.J. JACKSON” [Commercial Street, near Pine; NevadafCity, Cal. . : t a

Ts: D, re~ quare gg pat— 18.50. laps, otch, 8.50. NEE value 2.75 FER You and fear rs of Ssi— eh ic a6 38 16 ion idied out and the fat plums which heretofore _ the chances for. incipient fortunes ‘on the . &rnor Budd appointed a party to fill-his ‘from Penn Valley and that section last OR PST EA A AAS EE ETSI NEW MACHINERY. HE DAILY TRANSCRIPT Published Every Evening, except Sunday, The Brunswick Mine to Be Newly _ Outfitted. Union*\The Branswick mine at Unior Hill is coming to the front and promises soon to be one of the leading dividendpayers in this distr:ct. The mine has reached a depth of 800 feet and in the bottom level the ledge is said to be of good size and the quartz of fine quality. Captain George A. Niliell, the superintendent, has gone to San Francisco to make arrangeniensforthepurchase of an entire new hoisting plant, as the one now on the mine is inadequate. The Brunswick is owned principally by New York parties, although a good many shares of stock are owned by Grass Valleyans, who have always had faith in the mine. It now seems probable that their judgment was correct and the company, which has spent many thousands of dollars in developing the mine is worthy of all success. , The Union Hill district is considered one of the best in the State and the Brunswick has proven that all is needed is depth. There is a large amount of water in that section and good pumping plahts are necessary. The success of the Brunswick will encourage the owners of other properties in the same section and it is quite likely that at no distant date the old Union Hill mine will be reopened, Doel g Raaay Will Contest?" ~ BROWN & CALKINS, Proprietors. SERVED BY CARRIERS AT i5 Cts. per Week or 60 Cts. per Month WHEN PAID IN ADVANCE : SIX DOLLARS PER YEAR. THURSDAY....APRIL 11,, 1895. Telephone No. 4. THE NEW FEE BILL. ts Constitutionality to Be Tested in i San Francisco. It is stated that the Fee Bill pasted by this last Legislature, which has proved so disastrous to the Constables, will -be° contested with the hope that it may be knocked dangled before the eyes of those officials be restored. The contest will be undertaken in San Francisco, and the Constables of Alameda will contribute pro rata toward defraying the expense. The plan decided vWpon is to have some person make application to file a document of some kind in the office of the County Clerk, The Clerk will demand his fee and the fee will be disregarded, The Clerk will then refuse to file the instrument, A mandamus to compel B. J. Watson, formerly of this city, is him to do his duty without the fee pre-. one of the Port Wardens at San Francisco. scribed by the new law will then be sought, After being appointed, he waited nearly a and thus the constitutionality of the enact-. year before he stepped into his position, by ment will come up for judicial determina-. Teason of the term of his predecessor net tion, If the law Fee Bill is knocked out,}having-expired. A short time since Gov. place, as well as the place of two others in a similar position. An exchange says that rightly enough, Mr. Watson and his associates do not propose to be kicked out. They suggest that, their successors wait, as they were obliged to do, And. they will True went from Grass Valley to contest the matter legally if the thing is Sheriff Douglass and Marsbal pressed, At present advices they hold the ort. part of Constables will be renewed. oie Hunting For Brady. . Sheriff Douglass and Ben True, one of the Railroad Company's detectives, returned evening. Sacramento. Gard of Los Angeles left this city last evening for Columbia Hill and vicinity. 1t is said that the officers have information which causes them to believe that Brady, the murderer of Sheriff Bogard, is in this part of the country. It seems strange that Brady, with the description sthe officers and the public have of him, should ‘succeed in eluding capture so long. There is a possibility that Brady was not the other man, and that McGuire, who was killed, was not The position of Assistant Engineer of the accompanied by his regular partner on the . California Debris Commission has been ofnight of the robbery and murder, fered to W. W. Waggoner of this city, and pas yea IE o> ty CO eas he will probably accept the. position, alStruck a Pine Ledge. though he has not decided yet. The posiThe Live Oak quartz mine, near Columtion was formerly held by W. B. Storey, bia Hill, is owned by a*gentleman named . Jt, who resided here for over a year. The McMeans, of San Jose. He has had men latter gentleman has been appointed Chief at work running a tunnél for some time. Engineer of the San Francisco and San past, and recently a two-foot ledge of fine Joaquin Valley Railroad. ore has been struck. Wednesday a shipSas ARAB Ey Oe SETI ment of some of the ore was made to San Dying in San Francisco. Jose. The strike is said to be a very im-. 4 telegram was. received at tirass Valley portant one, and will have the effect to} jast night’ by Marshal Dennen, informing stimulate the owners‘of other ledges in the} him that his father, John Dennen, was dying district to resume or continue prospecting. . in San Francisco. The dying man was for Another Delhi may be buried in that local-. years a nightwatchman at Grass Valley and ity, and the lucky finders will be richly . haa many acquaintances in this city. Since rewarded for their labor, Columbia Hill} going to San Francisco to reside his health and vicinity is known to be a quartz section, . hag been failing, and .of late he has been and considerable prospecting will be done} trounled with a tumor. there this spring and summer, ease + -2@e > Surprise Party. Sates Re eee : Onn®i might as well try to stem the rapids of Niagara, as to expect perfect health while a Scrofulous taint exists in the blood. Through its alterative and purifying properties, Ayer’s Sarsaparilla removes every vestige of Scrofulous poison from the blood. Hie Saison Assistant Engineer. His son left for the city last night. aH Oe Postponed Till Next Week. Tuesday ‘evening a surprise party wa8] Owing to other attractions, the concert given the Misses Marsh at their home on . which was to have been given at Odd FelPark Avenue. Quite a number of friends] jows, Hall tomorrow evening, cuaue ake were present and a very enjoyable evening . direction‘of. Prof.J. R. Davis, has been was passed, games and other amusements postponed until next week. ‘gradual widening from the hips to the foot, THE PLAY THIS EVENING. A First Class Performance at a Low Rate Certainly Should Draw. The Ward Company will appear at the Theater this evening in the popular Jrish play, ‘‘The Shaughraun.” This is one of the best of thé Irish comedy-dramas ever presented to an audience and when the actors are of the high class that this company are, with prices that place it within the reach of all, the house should be filled. In fact’ Mr. Ward promises to give a dollar’s worth of first-class entertainment each evening during the week for the following very low prices, 15, 25 and 35 cents. Mr. Bates, the manager of the Ward Company, speaking today of the low prices said: ‘‘Although the admission is cheap the company is first-class. It must be or surely we would not remain a week in one place. Besides, by remaining a week our. expenses are low compared with a one night’s stand—in fact, it is almost one-half. Consequently we can give first-class per= formances for half the regular prices, In every city on this coast where we have played we have given generat satisfaction and crowded houses have greeted our eftorts.” ( (5 eee He Spring Jackets and Gowns. For Spring wear, the Norfolk jacket will again be the favorite, being used as a distinek, garment, or as a component of tailor costumes. In these jackets, the three box pleats, to conform with the present taste,’ are made, both back and front, to fall below the belt in a full short skirt style, thus producing the flaring effgct which is 80. much sought after. When they are made up of cloth for wear_with various gowns silk is generally used for the belt, It is asserted that sleeves will be as large as ever, if not larger. As for skirts they are more and more flaring at-the bottom, showing the From London the new tailor gowns for Spring have double breasted blouse-waists without fullness at the neck, but very -much gathered all around at the waists. Light tweeds'and cloths are very popular for all kinds of Spring costumes, including bicycle The McDowell Fashion Journals at hand eontain many novelties of the season and moreover in order to furnish furfher assistance to their readers they offer special patterns of the latest and most practical These patterns may be secured by of coupons at exceedingly moderate and for the accommodation of the they are reproduced in catalogue This catalogue may be secured by applying directly to Messrs, A. McDowell & suits, styles. means prices, public form, FOR THE LADIES. A Matter That Will Interest Those Who Desire to Economize. It is claitied that thousands of dollars cap be saved annually by the ladies who wish to ecotiumize aud will use the following treatment of soiled kid gloves. Only the very best quality of gloves. can be successfully cleaned, But such a glove, provided it is of undressed kid, may be cleaned repeatedly and worn until it is literally worn out. It is more difficult to clean a dressed’kid glove, and even under the best circumstances the process ig more or less of a failure becanse the gloss or finish of the gloves also comes away inthe process. With an undressed glove this“is a very different matter, and there is no excuse for professional glove cleaners sending such gloves back stiff and discolored. % —r ‘The common method of washing the gloves in benzine or gasoline is injurious to the leather. Stretch the glove on a wooden hand, or if that is not convenient on your own hand. Have abundance of cleaw flannel and cotton neat by. With a little benzine on a small piece of flannel go over the entire glove, finger by finger. As soon as the flannel becomes soiled, exchange it-for a clean piece. Do not use enough, benzine to saturate the leather, but simply enough to clean. off the soiled spots. Rub the glove from the finger tips, generally, downward and upward, and not ina circular way or across the leather. After using the gasoline ona spot rub it with clean flannel until it seems perfectly dry. » Only the very highest quality of benzine . or, better still, of gasoline, can be used: When the gloves are thoroughly cleaned, ‘rub them with a clean flannel and abundance of taleum powder, This powder. can be bought of any first-class drug store, and 10 cents worth is ordinarily enough for a year’s supply. Rub the leather thoroughly in every part with this talcum powder, It makes the glove not only-pliable and pleasant to wear, like a new glove, but it puts a soft bloom on the leather which takes away all suggestion of the cleansing process, ~ Piles hooks SN = Bucxinauam’s Dye for the Whiskers ‘is the best, handiest, safest, surest, cleanest, most economical.and satisfactory dye ever invented. It is the gentlemen’s favorite, os Royal Whist Club.

Dr. C. and?Mrs, Muller entertained the members of the Royal Whist Club at their home last night. A very pleasant evening was spent and the host and hostess, treated their guests in grand style. -Mr, Geo. C. Shaw and Mrs, H. J. Carter, won the first Co., 4 W. 14th St., N. Y., enclosing 25 cts. ———# #@e--—— prizes, Mr. Ad, Hinkson and Mrs, Frank Nilon, won the second prizes. Four new members were added to the club. PREMATURE baldness may be prevented and the hair wade to grow on heads already bald, by the use of Hall’s Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer. a oe FrNe.y Finished Fotos 75 cents per doz, at the Omega. 4 O@e-e A Fine Magazine. ~oe Makes Pure Buoop. These three wor s tell the whole story of the wonderful cures by Hood’s Sarsaparilla, It is the best blood purifier and spring medicine, Hoop’s Pitts have won high praise for their prompt and efficient yet easy action, Symptoms of kidney troubles should be promptly attended to; "they are nature’s warnings that something is wrong. Many persons die victims of kidney-disease who could have been saved had they taken proper precautions. The prompt use of Dr, J. H. McLean’s Liver and Kidney Balm has saved thousands of valuable lives. If you have any derangement of the kidneys try it. Price $1.00 per bottle. 3 + oOo = Very Queer Indeed, "Daily, nay, hourly experienced, are the sensations of the dyspeptic, nervous invalid. Ask him and he will tell you that it is well nigh impossible to describe them, —Palpitations of the heart suggest— erroneously — that the organ is affected, buzzing in the ears, a queer metallic taste in the mouth and tingling along the edges of the tongue, restless, broken slumber at night, ay inclination to sleep during the day, which disappears when the recumbent posture is assumed, fre quent uneasiness of the stomach between and after meals when disgestion ought to These are a few among the indicia of the complaints speedily removable by the use of tlostetter’s Stomach Bitters, which also cures and prevents chills have performed its office, . and fever, bilious mess, constipation, rheum. atism, neuralgia and kiduey trouble, — a. es Bucklen'’s Arnica Salve. The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,—Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required, It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money United States Government Food Report, Finest Finished Cabinets at the Omega. McClure’s Magazine for April will contain the first of a series of illustrated papers relating the more dramatic chapters in the $1.50 per doz Royal Baking Powder (o., 106 Wall St., N.Y, ALL OF THE LATEST;NOVELTIES OF'THE. MRS HOPKINS ( . § TAR MAKEThe Old Reliable. . MARCUS M. BARUH, Manager. (. ( WILL PLEAS E;TAKEJNOTICE -\\ ‘THAT WE HAVE JUST. RECEIVED }]} IN BOYS CLOTHING— oy No You Hear WE ARE IN IT! YOUR POCKET BOOK DO YOU WISH TO SAVE HOKEY 2° / 4 VA Salmon, 10 cans for $1 Rice, 17 lbs for $r. 11 cans Oysters, $1: Tomatos, 12 cans for $1, BROKEN DOW history of the Tammany Society, from—its foundation in 1789 down through the startling investigations of the Lexow Committee. The author of the papers is K, J. Edwards, who as ‘‘Holland” of the PhilaN IN HEALTH. almost without a rival in his intimate acquaintance with political affairs. Ow1n to the great rush of businéss during the past week, the Omega Foto Co. willnot leave as soon as advertised, and will continue to work at their popular prices for a few days longer. —+-#@e-o—— Caprain Sweenry, U: 8, A, San Diego, care of themselves, county: ‘Lhe case is very simple, and our they would have no rheumatism. Marysville flannel underclothes, ville Woolen Mills blankets on your bed, as Woolen Mills Tweed Suitse We will start in this week offering to the people of Nevada county delphia Press, has shown himaelf to be : — — It has been argued by different European physicians that different cases of rheumatism originate in a slight cold, caused by neglect, advicé is given. gratis. they are the best.” 10 Marysville That is because people do not take But the answer was given by one of the leading physicians of Nevada It every miner would wear, all the year ‘round, Marysville flannels, without changing in the suinmer season, Instead of paying doctor’s bills you had better wear And do not forget that you should always have MarysMorning Meal, package, roc. Full weight and best quality Goods delivered Free of inn. sme Main Street, opposite Uni Lard, ro lb cans, $1.10. Lard, 5 lb cans/“65 cts. Seedless Rajsins, 16 Ibs. $1 . Raisins ,201bs. for $1. Fancy Dairy Butter, 25 cents per roll. Syrup, 60 cts per gallon Sago, 20 lbs, for $t. Tapioco, 20 lbs. for $1. Clams, 8 cans for $1 refunded. Price 25 cents per box, For sale at Carr Brothers’ Drug Store, “e We Direct Our Announcement, toJUST COMPARE THESE PRICES! Flour, per 100 lbs, $1.70 Rolled Barley, per 100 $1.25. POWDER Bran, per 100 lbs. $1.00. Middlings, per 100 lbs. $1.10. Absolutely Pure. . Dry Granulated Sugar, A cream of tartar baking powder, High17 lbs for $1. est of all in leavening strength, Latest] Brown Sugar, 19 Ibs for $1 guaranteed, , Charge. SK7 OLE, on Hotel, Nevada City, Cal. We don’t mean children’s Suits, but Men’s Suits, sizes from 84 to 42. They are in grey and in brown, ‘They are useful to miners, business men, and EVERYBODY. And the prices at which we offer you these goods now is lower than the wholesaler’s or the manufacturer's figures. They are on sale at Cal., says: ‘‘Shiloh’s Catarrh Remedy is the first medicine I have ever found that would do me any good.” Price 50c, Sold by Carr Bros. See Aalae paris os noe TueERE is more Catarrh in this section of the country than all other diseases put together, and until the last few years was en serving to pass the time. a +-+e + — a Snowed Under. ‘all ARE Thirteen cans of excellent Tomatoes for J.C, Maloney, ‘* B. H. Fluegel, “ Win, J. Dohany, ‘*‘ D. Smith, is eee Mrs, R, E. Montgomery, Sacramento, Win. Buck, .Moore’s Flat, Wm. D. James, Bloomtield, A. C. Hurley, as J.J. Evans, Relief Hill, R. Hickman, eo, C.D. Richards, ‘* J.:G; Robinson, Rough and Ready; “Pp. J, O'Parrell, Lake City, Brown Sugar-19 lbs $1.00 Fancy Dairy Butter 25¢ per roll. Pepsin Whiskey, $1.25 per bottle. oy Oysters, per dozen cans, $1. 10 1—lb, Cans Salmon $1.00, 4%4—-Gal: Bottle Pickles 25¢c. iS Gay ak iste supposed to be incurable, For a great many eR a $6.50 PER SUIT--PANTS, COAT AND V EST. Sz $1.00, 88 GAYLORD # bs is years doctors pronounced it a local disease, SHILOH’S CURE 1s sold on a guarantee, The terms are: Strictly Spot Cash. That means kvERYBODy, 5 al Y 1Tnw r “2 Ur la Sa = ene f and prescribed local remedies, and by con-. It ctires Incipient Consumption. It is the QO U _d IS l K N . N ( y W a ate ae gues si Ny 8 ra stantly-failing to cure with local treatment, . best Cough Cure. Only one cent a dose. Our new Spring Goods are arriving daily, and we are proud to say that this season ® appetite, headac Ie, take one of Dr. “+ +1 pronounced it , indiliable. Science haa . 25 cts., 50 cts., and $1.00. Sold by Carr] We can show you a better assortinent of es . ) McLean’s Little Liver and Kidney Pillets. saith 06 bok 4 etiecal ti B , : 3 Fae This Ann 7 t e They are pleasant to take and will cure you, ieee en otis C , ren pea sete a Desey apams Fine Clothing, Gent's Furnishing Goods, Hats, Boots and Shoes, : ounce men 25 conts a vial. ty J Cukes EDs wie Oe ae Pe eee Maven: Than ever before, And, ladies, don’t forget that we carry a full line of Ladies” and Is Di re “tf d t — —= ee ee constitutional cure on the market, It is! Mrs. Phobe Thomas, of Junction City, is ri Shoes. ae es si you eg visit L. rv wat & CO, For trush cte 0 Panis Panels $4 per doz. at the Omega. taken interaally in doses from 10 drops to a. Ill., was posed righ doctors she — and shelf-worn goods you can go elsewhere, as we_have none to sell, The H ousekeeper Fintxy Finished Fotos 75 cents per doz, . and mucous surfaces of the system. They . her, but two bottles Dr, King’s New Dis‘ = : Wh Wi h LTE atthe Omega. offer one hundred dollars for any case it fails . covery oompletely cured her and she says it The Only One-Price Clothing House, Commercial & Main Sts., Nevada City. oO Is es to hal, : . = F rT ‘ Branch Store in Clinch Building, Mill Street, Grass Valley. ede R 5 aes Se to cure, Send for circulars-and testimonials, . saved her life, Mr, Thos, Eggers, 136 E Pipe Electric Bitters. " Aatdronte A ' soriie Sh., Ban Franeisoo, seBered irom : Country orders promptly filled by mail or by telephone; TrLeritone 33 and 34, conom IZe. aS 7 EEN : y prompuy i ie : BJ. CHENEY & CO,, Toledo; QO. dreadful cold, approaching Consumption, Anyone wishing to order by telephone may do so at our expense, and the goods will ‘be : This remedy is becoming so well known sold by Druggists, 75c. tried without result everything else then . shipped the same day. . Long distance telephones in all our stores, : , p ‘ and so popular as to need no special men— + cee + — bought one bottle of Dr. King’s New Dis-. = —= a = = OS U tT 6 & O ) tion. All who have used Electric Bitters A Quarter Century Test. covery and in two weeks was cured, He is : e ) be f a ¢ * a ting the ane song. of praisooA pure] pop a quarter of oontury Dr. King’ Tih thas wee wlagion. Gat goa we "a h ee : st, medicine does not exist and 1 Is guaranteed) 1 i scovery has been tested, and the. the wonderful efficacy of this medicine in re to do all that is clamed, Bleetric Bitters millions who nae received benefit from its . Coughs and Colds. Free trial bottles at re t e People S Providers. + ises of » Live Cid. * * } * ) Ls . p is j eindbtachiiesinaies Giada +4 will cure al] diseases of the Liver and Kid use testify ‘to its wonderful curative powers € a4) 00. Drug Store. Regular size 50¢ =. => he neys, will remove Pimples, Boils, Salt in-ait Uecaiee oh Tascad, Cheek nnd Lncial and ¢1.UV. I Yj j Rheum and other affections caused by impure. , say that has stood the teat so long. >> SSCS Just Take a Moment and Compare Our Prices : to 4 blood, Will drive Malaria from the ayever and that has given so universal satisfaction . I 1 100 lbs. Flour I 85 10 Cans Sal { : in s and prevent as well as cure all Malarie} ia no experiment, Rech bottle is poaitively 5S. OUP + se esee og Q ans OAIMON...% $100 4 —favers.—For cure of Headache, Constipation cndianieed to: ictew relat, on’ tha money will t S ot . ( it 100 ‘* Wheat ee arenes e140 6 Corn Beef, 2 ad . . and Indigestion try Electric Bittera— Entire . POE Rl, EE OO gia ° Ritoo ” ‘Ro Berleys.5.4 i 2 3e Oy CARE es I 00 vt satisfaction guaranteed, or money refunded, reliable*for Coughs and Colds. Trial botWh at We Sa EDO: 5 Batti cc swe RTO to bs). aard. . 6's I 10 ng: —Price 50 cts.aud $1.00 per bottle at Carr = : Y re re 4 : Be ps Bros, Drug Store tles Free 8 oe Drug Store. Large But What ‘iii cbaeia ts itiacate 10O Middlings Lerrer a Fe . ee i 65 = ae ‘ = ize 50¢, and $1.00. ee : Le sam je se! AEA on x eee vine 500 Pas H a’ 16 Gran. Sugar.. 1 00] 16“ Seedless Raisins 100 lo : 2 one eg Ase hie : rele) S 18 “ Brown Sugar. 1 oo] ao.“ Raisins.... 1,00 7 . Awarded — > SERS, ‘ -Sarsaparilla 17 ti “ vreseee TE OO] P2 Dried Peache.. 1 00 ' t Honors—World’s Fair, : THIS ST 30 “ Bayo Beans.. 1 00. Fancy Dairy Butter 4o cents rmae ‘DR: x Steesrwoen and wife, San Juan, oes . 40° Pes Beans.. .-. t oo] per roll, : a5 : ‘ a A *, 2 : stare 4acte « Pd 3 ; —" ‘ of panes, ee ft That Tells the Story. Its : ; jhe s1 Cans Oysters... 1 00. Eastern Hams 15 . cents per ‘ eo, R. Breese, San Francisco, ‘9's er ; d Es “ ~ \ ! a seo: Gard “ record is unequalled in the . 100 Ibs Flour, $1.70. 100 Ibs Bran, $1 oo. JO Corn. ...-s 1 oo} bb, — ? Geo, E, ’ ; 1u 4 =s . ;* : : * ‘ Pe. _ E BM f d ir oe a“, Lovedale, s _history of medicine. Even . 100 lbs Middlings, $1.10. 100 Ibs Barley, $1.25. pees a pane »+« 1 00] Eastern Bacon 12% cents per = « ‘ J. B. Dudley, Columbia Hill, ‘when others fail 100 Ibs Wheat, $1.30. 12 cans Mackerel, $1.00. 12 Sardines... 1 00}, Ib, ) Serene D. Manson a. gee es 8 cans Corn Beef, $1.60. cans “Cla ina: $1,600. 5—-gallon can best coaloil 1 o0. /Carmel Drips 60 cents per . V. Snyder, rf) ; : ae Sarsa« E : : ~~ 7 “ i : CREAM ota Hood Ss =a + Morning Meal Package, 10 cts.Granulated Sugar 17 Ibs $1.00, 10 Pie Fruit.. © 06] gallon. pari Be SUCCESS SEG These Prices Aré for Spot Cash Only And Subject ‘to Change W thout Notice, . BAKINGMOST PERFECT MADE. A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder. Free . sos Pale porvie be Alum or any other adultetant, : = 40 YEARS THE STANDARD. Cures Hood’s~Sarsaparilla is sold by all drug: gists. $1;six for $5. Prepared by C. I. Hoop & Co., Apothecarics, Lowell, Mass, “Hood's Pills eure liver ills, jaundice, : biliousness, sick headache and indigestion. @ peer E J.J. JACKSON” [Commercial Street, near Pine; NevadafCity, Cal. . : t a